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Morel, Stanislas. "L'échec scolaire en France (1960-2010) : sociologie d'un champ d'intervention professionnelle." Paris, EHESS, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010EHES0049.
Full textThis thesis deals with the "social problem" of school failure from the space of the profession al groups involved in its definition and / or remediation. This space is approached as a "field of professional intervention". We study its genesis during the 1960s, its structuration in the 1970s and its changes to the present day. The purpose is not only to consider epistemological controversies on the causes of the phenomenon and ways to solve it, but also competition between different professional groups or institutions whose activity is related to the care of children in trouble at school. Historically changing, such competition between practitioners nevertheless stabilize in multidisciplinary work organisation (educational, psychological, medical and "social") supposed to avoid corporatism and to permit the implementation of an appropriate response because global and concerted. After tracing the genesis of this type of work organization, the thesis analyze its effects on profesionnal issues, on the basis of a series of case studies conducted in three institutions for pupils academically deviant (an elementary school, a child guidance center and an hospital ward specialised in "Iearning disorders"). The ethnography of work (observations / interviews) allows also to display the plurality of responses to school failure as well as the technical and moral division of work of remediation in each of the three institutions studied
Côme, Tony. "Les « brigades de projétation » : apprendre à coopérer : le cas des architectes et designers français face à leurs homologues étrangers, 1969-1989." Thesis, Université Grenoble Alpes (ComUE), 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016GREAH026.
Full textThis doctoral research studies the evolving relationships between the fields of architecture and industrial design in France, from 1969 to 1989. The early years of the Institut de l’Environnement (1969-1971) stand out as the main articulation of this study. The creation of this institution was inspired by the Hochschule für Gestaltung Ulm and made possible by the arrival in France of Claude Schnaidt (1931-2007) – a Swiss architect who was the last vice-rector of the prestigious German school. The tension between architecture and design, thought of as self-sufficient disciplines, not subject to each other, has weakened this institute located in Paris, rue Érasme. This tension traversed many other French institutions through the next two decades, from the CCI to the ENSCI. This doctoral thesis attempts to uncover these conflicting dynamics. On the one hand, they contributed to the consolidation of existing disciplinary boundaries, to the complexification of the practices' landscape and thus to the intensification of rivalries between specialists. On the other hand, they led to the creation of cross-fertilization process, of different degrees of inter- or transdisciplinarity (interbreeding languages or design process, sharing working tools between corporations)
Caillé-Coutant, Catherine. "Acteurs sociaux et démocratisation de l'enseignement dans le Maine-et-Loire : 1957-1967." Paris 8, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA081547.
Full textLaville-Bidadanure, Florence. "Les enjeux de la pluridisciplinarité en lycée professionnel : le projet pluridisciplinaire à caractère professionnel : un dispositif nouveau ?" Paris 10, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA100149.
Full textThe PPCP plan was formulated in 1999. It’s aim was the integration of a pluridisciplinary teaching into the disciplinary organisation of the knowledge. It had to be concluded by a professional exercise. We will stat by replacing the PPCP in the knowledge reorganization process. Then the analysis of 22 interviews will be the opportunity to apprehend the impact of the project on the professional identity of the teachers. Viewed at the beginning as an area where antagonism could be abolished. Today the PPCP appears to be a plan which increases the internal contradictions of the professional teaching. Teachers are often puzzled because of the difficulties they meet when they try to conciliate disciplinary and pluridisciplinary logics. The teachers face also contradiction between PPCP and the traditional informal projects. Those who were involved, since years, in projects of their initiative have expressed their reluctance to PPCP. The younger generation of teachers, is often more worried about there disciplinary teaching and hardly understand the importance of PPCP. The PPCP plan has made re-emerged questions concerning the future of professional teaching and the increasing complexity of the pedagogic activities. The reform is happening in a context of changing industrial field qualifications. Never less, the PPCP has involved new pedagogic practices on the writing activity. As a creative act, PPCP can be joined to a production act to give it an additional-value. As a reflexive act, it allows the students to move their point of view on the technical object and to develop the capacity to transfer heterogeneous knowledge from one situation to another
Hugot, Philippe. "L'accès à l'enseignement secondaire dans l'académie de Lille, 1918-1939 : l'application des premières mesures démocratiques dans les établissements secondaires publics." Lille 3, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001LIL30014.
Full textBeauvalet, Franck. "L'enseignement primaire et les œuvres post et périscolaires dans le département de l'Eure sous la IIIe République." Rouen, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013ROUEL005.
Full textBetween 1879 and 1889, the Republicans voted the landmark educational laws finalizing the movement in favour of instruction that had developed all throughout the century. Composed, among others, of the triptych free, compulsory, secular education, as well as the Goblet laws, these texts constituted the beginning of a new era. From then on, school progress meant a better life. In order to carry their project through to a successful conclusion, the Republicans benefited from the League of Education's support. Taking as an example Eure, this thesis aims to highlight how the primary order was built in this area under the Third Republic. After having given a review of the situation of primary education at the end of the Second Empire, we then focused on how the founding texts had been enforced and which consequences they had had on the elementary, nursery-school and post elementary networks. Next by studying themes such as the training at the Teacher Training College, the curriculum implemented, the certificate given after an examination at the end of an elementary course of studies, the relation between the teachers and their superiors or the structuring of the teaching profession, we depicted the reality of what being a teacher could be. Finally, we widened our study to further and extracurricular institutions, school celebrations, as well as to the societies of popular instruction and education in order to measure their roles and contributions. This reasoning enabled us to define the new primary order in Eure and to show its progress but also its limits
Vitiello, Audric. "L'institution de la liberté : l'école dans le débat français contemporain : l'enjeu de la médiation publique entre crise éducative et crise politique." Paris, Institut d'études politiques, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007IEPP0013.
Full textThe contemporary crisis of french school seems to be endless due to its confusion. This research aims at understanding french educative debates in a different light, adopting the theme of liberty better than equality as analytical prism. This leads to analyse two directly political points that education must articulate : the relation between individual and collective level, and between the collective and its own future. Hence an institutionalist point of view, where school institutes the individual and, by the way, is part of a general process of institution of the collective. In this theoretical perspective, the present crisis of french school appears as one moment of a modern structural crisis which questions the principle, the function and the organisation of public mediations. In this view, present educative debates can be classified depending on their attitude towards institution and the way they articulate school and freedom. Four positions are distinguished : a republican institutional project where freedom is created by school, an counter-institutional one pleading for freedom in school, a para-institutional one defending freedom from school and an anti-institutional one affirming freedom against school. Thus republicanism faces a plurivocal liberal pressure. Recent reforms, due to the process of democratisation, quarter school between two main contradictory perspectives, which coexistence explains its present crisis. Insertion gives primacy to the civil society and reduces school to a neutral instrument, when integration pleads for a reform of its organisation but preserves its institutional function and the primacy of political society
Barrier, Claudette. "L'enseignement spécialisé (1945-1990) : analyse sociologique et historique de l'évolution des professions dans le secteur de l'adaptation et de l'intégration scolaires." Paris 5, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA05H074.
Full textSpecial schooling created in 1909 was a first institutional answer to school organization of deviant childhood and adolescence. Moreover it contributed to defining a new profession : special teacher in primary school. The study of special institutorat, as a part of division of labour, reveals social and professional paths which lead to the different functions of teaching, reeducating, education authority, adults training, comittee secretaryship of special education and of the diversity of recruitment that modify professional behaviors. This analysis which is based on the interactionistic schema of career, in the sense of a path that updates an aptitude system, leads to the building of several professional types that stand out as milestones in socio-historic evolution of the profession. This differential approach shows that the search of the acknowledgment of a social identity in joining union or professional associations being inclined to the corporation, indicates the emergency of the professionalization process in the different constituted groups
Rossignol, Marie-France. "Le cours d’humanités dans l’enseignement secondaire contemporain : scolarisation et disciplinarisation de la culture humaniste en français et en histoire pour les élèves de milieu populaire." Paris 8, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA083901.
Full textIn order to promote the equality of opportunity, the French education policy established, in 2006, "the common base of knowledge and skills", which includes the "humanist culture". Inherited from a model based on the reading of literary texts, reserved for elites, this culture supposes unavailable cultural resources for students from deprived background. The research leads a reflection which articulates a theoretical and an empirical framework on its official and real curriculum in the contemporary secondary education, and its conditions of accessibility to a popular public. Surrounding epistemological, historiographical and sociological domains, it shows – in support of a corpus of official texts and chapters of textbooks – that this kind of school culture corresponds to a reconfiguration of the original dominant model of the humanities, modernized and democratized by the approach by skills. Numerous zones of expanding differences of school differentiation remain however. Laying the foundations for a bidisciplinary didactics based on the literary reading, it also points out elements of the real curriculum. A pre-survey gathering a series of conversations of teachers and students, and the implementation of a bidisciplinary device in three classes of the Parisian suburb. The written and oral productions that were collected, specify the conditions of acquisition of "humanist literacy". The getting in touch of the various levels of analysis and of the corpus leads to two results: the institution still often holds for implicit the references of the dominant culture, without making them open to the deprived public; the necessity of thinking of a French-history bidisciplinarity capable of helping these students to build the schoolishly required "humanist literacy" is confirmed
Teinturier, Sara. "L'enseignement privé dans l'entre-deux-guerres : socio-histoire d'une mobilisation catholique." Thesis, Rennes 1, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013REN1G026.
Full textIn France, during the interwar period, Catholics ceaselessly claimed public financial support for their schools, which were in a particularly precarious situation. Private Catholic schools subsisted thanks to their teachers who subsumed their hard working conditions to their faith. The strong doctrine of the Catholic Church in educational matters and the acceptance of prescribed roles within the institution were key to maintain a Catholic education system. This claim went alongside a polymorphous activism. Three attitudes prevailed: first, there where the advocates of the realization of Catholic unity, whether in opposition to the political regime or enrolling in the republican legality; then appeared a new movement which demanded the insertion of Catholicism into the modern world. The rejection or the acceptance of the public school system and the definition of private education and of its role, highlighted the issue for the Church: the acceptance or rejection of the pluralisation of French society and of the Catholic opinion. In the 1920’s prevailed the clericalist educational utopia of a Christian society of which Catholic schools would be the spearhead. The 1930’s saw a paradoxical reconfiguration: in the same time that bishops took the initiative of creating a National Committee for private education in 1931, the declericalization of Catholic action was confirmed. In doing so, Catholic militancy which enabled the maintenance of schools, was also responsible for the politicization of the ecclesial scope and, ultimately, of its secularization
Allieu, Nicole. "Pour une pédagogie des liens contribution aux recherches sur les pratiques de l'interdisciplinarité dans le champ pédagogique." Lyon 2, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998LYO20045.
Full textThe practices of interdisciplinary teaching, which have been developed over the past fifty years at the very heart of the french education system, have two distinguishing trademarks - their specific and marginal nature. Although these practices preceded the scientific interdisciplinary approach and had no real connection with the academic interdisciplinary approach, they all have one purpose in common despite their various forms - namely, to correct the disjunction in which the student finds himself/hers lf (fragmented knowledge, the gap between scholar and real life, the isolation and segmentation of various competences in each subject and the student's role being reduced to that of a passive learner). Although the interdisciplinary approach was supported and even recommended by the education authorities which eventually placed it at the core of educational project work in the college, its practice still remains marginalised. This thesis attempts to find answers to this two-fold question. If one accepts that there is an apparent consensus of interest in the interdisciplinary approach, then the question that must be asked is "how best to go about implimenting it ?" the author proposes to probe deeply into the complex thinking developed by Edgar Morin and thereby come up with the elements of an operating model for interdisciplinary pedagogy. There are two ways of carrying out and on-the-ground survey into the first three years of college. The first is to use certain tools advocated in la Méthode (through dialogues and complex causalities) in order to achieve a comprehensive understanding of all the knowledge acquired by the student. The second is to get a 3 - dimensional view of the student from the point of view of the epistemical, the psychological and the social. By encouraging, through adapted pedagogical practices, a propension to articulate the components of his being, the student will then be able to develop a competence to link all these elements and thereby give meaning to all that he is learning. The specific nature of school subjects, which combine cognitive and socio-affective objectives, and the multidisciplinary nature of the scholarly referents, make them the perfect foundation on which the ability to make connections can be built
Lagae, Brigitte. "L'image du professeur dans la littérature : étude différenciée de l'image des professeurs de l'enseignement secondaire public en France dans la production littéraire de la deuxième moitié du XXe siècle, 1945-2000." Paris 5, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA05H032.
Full textMass secondary education in France in the secon half of the 20th Century led to a multiplication of the representations of teachers, either as fictional characters or as writers. The aim of this work is to study the image of French public secondary teachers from a corpus of diverse literary genres based on a qualitative analysis. Their features are analyzed through their outward appearance, daily routine, affects, private life and opinions, and also their place of work and relationship with their profession : course preparation and content according to subject matter taught, ties with the institution, colleagues and students ; perception of their role : involvement with students'inclass or out of class writing. The initial hypothesis of this thesis being that the selected corpus gives more information and sheds more light than interviews or fiels-observation investigation methods. Old stereotypes still survive regardless of reality. However, most recent literature shows distress in the profession which still impose an elitist model on an heteregeneous audience in a world where teachers are not the only sources of knowledge
Dancel, Brigitte. "L'histoire de l'enseignement de l'histoire à l'école publique de la IIIe République : le ministre, le maître et l'élève dans les écoles primaires élémentaires de la Somme,1880-1926." Paris 5, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA05H038.
Full textThis research aims at giving an historical account of a content matter beyond the prescriptive discourse of ministers of education, educationists and the inspectorate. Primary teachers' professional freedom in the definition of their individual practice is viewed throughout history, threading its way between distant governmental guidelines, closer advice from inspectors and the reality of the classroom. Observation is finally focused on the pupils whose acquisitions and skills are made obvious through the analysis of their output. Within the body of 4058 "certificat d'etudes" * exam papers of the 1918-1926 period in the Somme region, a sample of 951 answers is processed in the research (concerned with the French revolution, republican institutions and W. W. I). This long track, followed by all the governmental prescriptions, implies discrepancies between their stated aims and the historical academic culture actually acquired by the successful primary pupils during the 3rd French republic which eventually fulfills the school system and society at large. * French primary school final test until the early 1970's
Frutuoso, Maria Nubia. "Réformes de l'éducation et impacts sur la formation des enseignants et leurs pratiques pédagogiques en salle de classe : le cas de l'enseignement des mathématiques au Brésil et en France." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2008LYO20076/document.
Full textOur research aimed at analyzing the impacts of education reforms involving formation and pedagogical practice of elementary and middle school teachers which have taken place both in Brazil and in France from the nineties. More specifically, we have centered in three aspects: first, analyzing the general formation profile that has been demanded for teachers by education policies in both contexts; second, identifying the concrete challenges that teachers from elementary school face in order to develop their work in the classroom; and third, finding out the way mathematical knowledge is treated and interdisciplinarity
Pasquer, Emma. "L’interdisciplinarité dans la formation de l’acteur : la place et le rôle des disciplines non-théâtrales dans les écoles d’art dramatique en France : enquête sur cinq établissements d’enseignement supérieur (CNSAD, TNS, ENSATT, ESTBA, ESAD)." Thesis, Paris 10, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA100105/document.
Full textWhile many artists strive to redefine the performing arts and break through genre-bound approaches on European stages, actor training in France is still structured around strong disciplinary lines. Throughout their training, student-actors who prepare the “diplôme national supérieur professionnel de comédien” (National Acting Degree) in French-government-accredited acting schools, nonetheless take dance and singing classes, often train in martial arts and somatic practices, and sometimes try their hands at acrobatics, or playing an instrument. These non-theatrical disciplines are integrated to their training with a view to complementing the young actors' set of skills but also to make them experience what philosopher François Jullien calls “l'écart”, and come back to their own art enriched and energised by their foray into other disciplines. Even if the interdisciplinary approach is touted in programmes and theoretical literature issued by the most prominent acting schools, that prestige is not reflected in the share given to non-theatrical approaches in actual syllabuses. The teaching in acting-schools is based on performing the repertoire, with master-classes given by guest directors who bring their own vision of theatre and performance. The underlying value system places individual difference and artistic freedom at the top. This conception of acting can make it difficult to teach techniques based on the body, movement, vocal training, breathing, and focusing. The dilemma is that these practices need to be adapted to the overall teaching context, all the while preserving the otherness that makes them such a fruitful alternative both artistically and pedagogically.Thanks to a survey conducted at five French Acting Schools, alongside teachers and students, this thesis explores actor training in the light of interdisciplinarity, as an attempt to clarify its underlying ideological tenets and its aesthetic potential, as well as what it means for the future careers of professional actors
Mole, Frédéric. "L'école laïque pour une République sociale ? : crises et controverses dans la politique scolaire française, 1900-1914." Lyon 2, 2008. http://theses.univ-lyon2.fr/documents/lyon2/2008/mole_f.
Full textThe school reforms of the Third Republic in France, in particular the secularisation of schools, initially rested on a relative consensus among the Republicans. But at the beginning of the 20th century, although this unity and strength was at their height, the deep internal dissensions within the republican camp could not be masked. Opposing the Conservatives, the Socialists, the Radical socialists and the primary school teacher trade unionists developed, in different ways, the idea that secular schooling from then on should convey new forms of social emancipation. In what ways did left-wing republican criticisms of the secular ideal contribute to this crisis ? How did the aim of a social Republic give rise to new conceptions of schooling ? How were hopes raised to believe that this institution could help overcome social conservatism and contribute to social justice ? The thesis, based mainly on a corpus of educational, unionist, and political periodicals as well as congress reports, explores the tensions and controversies within various networks. It examines the various conceptions of a democratic primary school: 1. An "école de la critique" – or a school of criticism – which would prepare pupils to be able to conceive and build a new social order ; 2. An "école des producteurs"– or a school for future production – which would adapt the school curriculum to the world of work and local realities; 3. An "école unique" or a unified school, which breaking away from the traditional divisions of primary and secondary schools, with would release the individual from his or her social origins. Finally, the thesis seeks to understand the political bases and the social aims of these conceptions, as well the inherent tensions
Laborderie, Pascal. "Le film-parabole dans les Offices du « cinéma éducateur » en France dans l'entre-deux-guerres : histoire d'un cinéma de propagande et étude d'un genre cinématographique." Thesis, Paris 3, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA030069.
Full textThis study explains why and how the popular State Education contributed to the emergence of a genre, called “parable film”, within the context of a propaganda cinema in France between the interwar years. Competing with the charities of the Employers and of the Church, the teachers of the State Education took in hand the leisure of the working-class and farming-class families within associations federated by the Ligue de l’enseignement. Offices of the “educational cinema” constituted a vast network which did the propaganda of French culture and of the political ideas of the Cartel des gauches, and then of the Popular Front [part I]. With their entertaining and educational aims, these offices favoured narrative and argumentative non-fiction feature films, such as those directed by Jean Benoit-Lévy. Those “parable films” are studied according to a method of analysis which offers theoretical viewpoints on the study of the genres [! part II]. Eventually, this work consists in leading in a complementary way history of “educational cinema” and the study of the “parable film” genre in order to consider how a sociocultural context popular State Education cinema and a mode of production of meaning the parable are linked with propaganda aims
Bedoin, Evelyne. "Lire le texte, lire le monde : du jeu interprétatif en littérature et en sciences." Rennes 2, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008REN20043.
Full textIn recent decades, both natural and cultural sciences have been marked by the increasing importance of the interpretative paradigm. This has led to disciplinary epistemologies calling into question their boundaries around the subject of interpretation. In turn, this study, placed within the framework of comparative didactics, brings together views of the act of interpretation as reading practice in both literature and science. The study focuses upon the final three years of primary education in France concentrating primarily on two objects: firstly, an illustrated children‟s book, and, secondly, the scientific phenomenon of a volcanic eruption. The analysis considers the interpretative debate as a heuristic apparatus for collective reading. Thus, it sets out to trace the points of convergence and divergence between literary and scientific debates asking how the interplay of possibilities is orchestrated, how images of the world are called into question and how scholarly interpretative communities are constituted. The study seeks to measure the impact of interpretative play upon the construction of disciplinary postures, both as ways of relating to the world and as modes of integrating these interpretative communities. To this end, it looks at the way in which interpretations are grounded in systems of intelligibility, or frames of reference, and regards these interpretative frameworks as grounding points for disciplinary postures
Seguy, Jean-Yves. "Les politiques de démocratisation de l’enseignement secondaire dans l’entre-deux-guerres : des classes amalgamées aux classes d’orientation, réformes et réactions aux réformes dans le monde politique et éducatif français." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010LYO20092.
Full textThe inter-war period is characterized by the attempt to implement reforms in the ideal introduction to the "école unique" and to developp the democratization of education, especially secondary education. Among the reactions to these education reforms, the "demo-élitisme" showed by A. Robert (2005) is a subtle form of response. It is most effective because it is positioned at least in appearance in the camp of the proponents of reform, as it is to defend the idea of democratization of education. This attitude is often carried by politics including political options are similar to those of the reformers themselves.The "demo-elitiste" attitude, since it does not oppose a frontal and radical reform projects, able to slow or prevent the effective implementation of the measures. This position is facilitated by the fact that the project of reforming itself may be full of ambiguities.This issue of reforms and reactions to reforms is examined through two key moments : the implementation of the “classes amalgamées” in 1926, and of the “classes d’orientation” in 1937
Chillaud, Matthieu. "Les études stratégiques en France sous la Ve république : la structuration d'un champ disciplinaire au service d'une politique." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018MON30049.
Full textThere has been a dynamic of contraries in the French State’s policies when it comes to promoting strategic studies : while its officials often seem willing to see it flourish, they no less often give the impression that they are unsure of how to achieve that end – or worse, reluctant at times to grant them free rein. Characterized by the practice of research institutes or government organizations, as well as by an insecure footing in academia, strategic studies is at the interface of a myriad related and overlapping disciplines and remains highly fragmented. Such eclecticism partly explains the problems encountered – among other factors, the ubiquity of the State, the power of networks, or the legacy of the post-Algerian War period when General de Gaulle imposed doctrinal orthodoxy. By combining a long-term historical perspective and political analysis, this doctoral dissertation aims to review the numerous organizations, research institutes and journals involved, however indirectly, in the field of strategic studies, as well as to explain why, despite a glorious past, it still has to find its bearings. Think tanks – very recent structures within the French strategic landscape – were, and to a certain extent are still nowadays, discredited by public authorities in terms of reflection and expertise on strategic issues in spite of a discourse of the French State which could make believe the opposite. This issue, combined, on the one hand, with the lack of dialogue between academics and militaries and, on the other hand, with the peculiarity of the object of research of strategic studies, a disciplinary field which demands a multidisciplinary approach whereas the main feature of French academia is to be monodisciplinary, explains the impediments of the development of strategic studies within the alma mater
Coasne, Joëlle. "Pour une approche artistique du cirque au collège : élaboration d’une ingénierie didactique collaborative en EPS en classe de 5ème." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013REN20018/document.
Full textOur research is a didactic engineering of cooperative type (Sensevy and Haberdasher, 2007) which attempts to make live in a 2nd year of middle school, the complexity of the circus, work (Chevallard, on 1995,) at the "risk of the art" (Wallon, on 2002), between "games of Ilinx and games of Mimicry" (Caillois, on 1958). By the analysis of the verbal and physical interactions, we analyze the impact of serious games that attempt to make come the class to the circassian epistemic games. The Joint Action Theory in Didactics (TACD) establishes the theoretical foundations of the construction of our research tools and our methodology that pursues the "knowledges circulation between professor and pupils". (Loquet, Roncin and Roesslé, on 2007)
Hapel, Françoise. "L2 et EPS réunis dans un projet commun. Le cirque en CLIN. Quels effets sur l'apprentissage du français ?" Thesis, Paris 3, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA030093/document.
Full textThis research is situated in the field of language teaching. It is based on an experience of teaching French through a circus arts project, conducted in a primary school with a group of children aged 6 to 11, recently arrived in France. The hypothesis is that circus activities through the emotions involved and the implied situations of communication lead to spontaneous speech and have a positive effect of L2 oral production. The steps of the project take into account the evolution of emotions developed in these artistic activities: - Move to feel moved - See and feel moved – Give to see for spectators to feel moved. The analysis of the tasks in the light of language acquisition theories leads to a better understanding of the impact of this project on learners’ oral production of French. The analysis of the oral production, the examination of the investment of learners in the project and of emotions they expressed, allow me to highlight certain elements of the link between emotion, investment and L2 acquisition. After measuring the scope and limits of this study, I can suggest a few perspectives and advice for the establishment of a circus project involving L2 acquisition